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In The MOOD Podcast, Matt Jacob, renowned cultural portrait photographer, dives deep into the world of photography and the visual arts, with guests from all around the creative industry, across all parts of the globe, sharing inspiring stories and experiences that will leave you wanting more. With years of experience and a passion for storytelling, Matt has become a master of capturing lesser-told human stories through his photography, and teams up with other special artists from around the ...
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Sendirøðin Meg minnist byrjaði í 2009. Í røðini leggur Jógvan Arge dent á at fáa fólk at siga frá slíkum, sum tey vita og hava upplivað. Sjálvt heitið á sendirøðini er ikki nýtt. Niels Juel Arge brúkti navnið í mong ár til sínar samrøðusendingar, og Jógvan ásannar, at ringt er at finna eitt betri felagsheiti fyri slíkar sendingar.
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In this episode - the last guest episode of 2025 - I sit down with photographer, publisher, and curator Jesse Lenz for one of the most expansive and honest conversations I’ve had on the show - fitting to end the year with such a nice gift-wrapped present. What begins as a discussion about photography and photobooks quickly becomes a deeper explorat…
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Nobody cares about your photography. We don’t need more of 'any old' photographers. Yet survival as culture and society with soul is completely dependent on work that matters. In this episode of Moments of Mood, I explore why indifference is the default in modern photography, what it actually means for someone to care about your work, why chasing a…
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Ready to make 2026 the year your excavation or septic business finally dominates online? In this action-packed episode of the Excavation Profits Podcast®, we walk you through how to create your own 2026 digital marketing plan that drives consistent, high-value leads and turns slow seasons into growth opportunities. You’ll learn the latest trends, p…
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British photographer and environmental storyteller Nick Brandt joins the show for a raw, expansive conversation on art, climate collapse, sentience, and the role of photography in an age defined by distraction and decline. Across projects such as Inherit the Dust, This Empty World, The Day May Break, and his latest chapter The Echo of Our Voices, B…
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In this episode of the Excavation Profits Podcast, we're joined once again by Clint Mundt, founder of Septilink, along with special guest Chris Ragsdale of Septic iQ, a forward-thinking septic maintenance provider who’s using Septilink in the field to grow his business and serve clients more proactively. You’ll hear firsthand how this innovative mo…
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Bryan Schutmaat is a photographer, publisher, and quiet poet of the American West. Known for books such as Grays the Mountain Sends, Good Goddamn, and Sons of the Living, Bryan’s work explores the uneasy tension between land and people, myth and memory, endurance and hope. He is also co-founder of Trespasser Books, a small but powerful imprint shap…
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In this episode of the Excavation Profits Podcast, Scott explains how excavation and septic contractors can maximize lead flow using Google PPC, even in competitive markets or slower seasons. You will learn: • The best Google Ads structure for high-quality excavation and septic leads • How to choose keywords that attract big-ticket jobs • How to av…
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Kent Andreasen, a Cape Town-based photographer and filmmaker, joins me to talk about his new photobook Memory Bank (published by Witty Books), which tells the story over a decade shaped by doubt, discipline, and a complicated relationship with memory. Our chat together moves from South Africa’s creative landscape to therapy, trauma, and to this boo…
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In this episode of The Excavation Profits Podcast, host Scott Andreasen sits down with Jack and Zach Eso, the brothers behind Rosebrook Land & Home — one of North Carolina’s fastest-growing excavation and septic companies. The Esos share how they turned steady local work into $4 million in signed contracts in just 30 days, and how their new venture…
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”What if the stories that shape us are the ones we can't remember?" Marshall To, a photographer whose photobook 'Blank Notes' explores ancestry, memory, and identity through a deeply personal lens, grew up in rural Canada, the son of Chinese immigrants and a Taoist family who ran a small restaurant. His family believed the physical and spiritual wo…
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Phil Sharp, an award winning British portrait photographer, talks about the human core of portrait photography and why music, language, and time can turn performance into truth. We challenge received wisdom about headshots, explore photography books and business, look ahead to portraits in an AI world, and attempt to dismantle the myth that great i…
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Discover how excavation contractor Sam from TriStar Diggin uses YouTube as a digital resume to attract bigger, better-paying jobs — and why it works better than traditional advertising. Most contractors think YouTube is just for entertainment — but for Sam from TriStar Diggin, it’s become his best sales tool. In this episode of the Excavation Profi…
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Welcome to another episode of Moments of Mood, this time about how to monetise - even just a little bit - the wonderful parts of us that are creative. Turning your creative passion into a sustainable career possible, it's probable if you know where to focus and how to work smart. In this episode of Moments of Mood, I explore how to make money as a …
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Welcome to AI for Dirt Work — the podcast for excavation and septic contractors ready to outsmart their competition and dominate their local market. Hosted by Scott Andreasen of Excavation Marketing Pros, each episode dives into how AI is revolutionizing the field: from lead generation and follow-up automation to smarter bidding and job closing str…
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“If you don’t value yourself, why should anyone else?” Chris Do is an Emmy-award-winning designer, founder of The Futur, and one of the most sought-after creative educators on the planet. With his huge audience and decades of experience building creative businesses, Chris helps designers, artists, and entrepreneurs master the business of creativity…
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What happens when the world is flooded with AI images, tools, and “perfect” feeds? In this episode of Moments of MOOD, I sit down to talk about what it really means to stay human in your work — and why your voice, your presence, and your lived experience are the ultimate creative edge. This isn’t a doom-scroll about AI taking our jobs. It’s an invi…
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Step into the world of Ami Vitale, National Geographic photographer, filmmaker, and founder of Vital Impacts, as she shares her journey from covering conflict zones to telling the most urgent conservation stories of our time. In this conversation on the MOOD Podcast, Ami reveals why hope and action matter more than despair, the ethical responsibili…
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Joel Grimes doesn’t just take photographs, he creates illusions that make the impossible feel real. In this episode, we dive deep into the mind of a true master, exploring how he uses light, shadow, and imagination to redefine what photography can be. From his early experiments with lighting to the techniques behind his most iconic images, Joel tak…
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Ed Sykes has lived many chapters through photography — from the chaos of war zones and the rush of front-page news to the polished world of fashion editorials. Yet, recognition and success didn’t bring the fulfillment he was searching for. In this conversation, Ed explains how he moved away from chasing approval and found a practice rooted in lands…
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I’m answering your questions about photography, creativity, and what keeps me motivated in this AMA. We dive into the real stuff. What inspires me, the struggles I’ve faced, and how I’ve grown as both a photographer and a person. No filters, just honest thoughts and insights. _________________________ (00:00) Intro (01:42) Favorite genres of music …
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She’s built a photography business that spans decades, continents, and platforms — but behind the portfolio is a deeper story. In this episode of The MOOD Podcast, I sit down in person with Vanessa Joy — award-winning wedding photographer, educator, speaker, and creative entrepreneur — for an unfiltered conversation about what it really takes to bu…
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Welcome to Excavation Profits Podcast, the show where dirt work and septic pros learn how to grow smarter, not harder. If you're tired of chasing leads, dealing with tire kickers, and wasting time on endless phone calls—this episode is for you. Get your free resources here. Today, we’re revealing how excavation and septic contractors are using AI a…
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If you're building something and wondering how to do it without losing yourself, or if you're a creative caught between vision and survival, this one is for you. Joining me today on The MOOD Podcast is Shane Vitaly, the rebellious designer and founder behind Clocks and Colours, Vitaly, and Etah Love. His jewelry brands have built a cult following b…
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"My photographs don't grow up dreaming of being pixels." What does it mean to make timeless work in a digital world obsessed with speed, algorithms, and saturation? In this episode, we explore the philosophy and craft behind one of the most respected names in interior and architectural photography. Stephen Karlisch is a master of interior photograp…
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That familiar question we all dread - "So, what do you do?" - is more than small talk. It's a sorting mechanism that triggers our instinct to perform rather than connect. We scramble to sound impressive, to land in the 'interesting' pile, polishing our titles and subtly flexing our achievements. But this performance comes at a cost: the more we per…
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"I was one of those kids who really struggled at school... creativity was my saviour." Jake Paul White is a British painter whose earthy, soulful work explores the space between the natural world and the emotional self. Using handmade pigments, natural materials, and a deep inner process, his paintings feel more like memories than objects. In this …
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Welcome back to another episode of Moments of Mood, and this week I break down how I would actually learn photography if I were starting over today. Not from theory — from experience. I reflect on my own path, critique the broken systems of education, and offer a mindset-first, meaning-driven approach to building your photography from the ground up…
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"If you're not waking up excited about your path, it might be time to ask different questions." Ryan Moresby-White explores how unresolved childhood wounds shape our creative expression and why healing our nervous system unlocks artistic freedom. His powerful insights reveal why many creatives unconsciously create from a place of protection rather …
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In this special episode of Moments of Mood, I’m sharing my keynote speech from the Global Possibilities Summit, where I spoke on a topic close to my heart: How to Find Your Voice as an Artist. This is the story of how cancer, depression, and a camera led me to rediscover myself — and how intentionality, presence, and rebellion can turn your art int…
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Tired of wasting time on bad leads? In this episode of Excavation Profits, we’re diving into one of the most powerful (and underused) tools for septic and excavation contractors: Google Local Services Ads (LSAs). Get your free resources here. You’ll learn: What LSAs are and how they work differently from regular Google Ads Why Google Guaranteed hel…
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"Sometimes the photo is the excuse - the real gift is the connection." ___________ Mitchell Kanashkevich is a travel and documentary photographer best known for his emotive portraits, vibrant visual storytelling, and deeply immersive work documenting disappearing cultures and sacred traditions. With a career spanning two decades, his images have be…
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This is the story of how I walked away from a life that looked perfect on paper to create something that actually felt like mine. It’s not a highlight reel or a 5-step formula — it’s the real journey of becoming a full-time creative from scratch. If you’ve ever felt stuck between who you are and who the world expects you to be…If you’ve ever picked…
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"If you don't find your voice, you're probably not contributing to the evolution of humanity in the way you want." __________ Jaymin Patel is a global speaker, spiritual mentor, and high-performance coach who blends energetic mastery with deep mindset work. He’s spoken at Harvard, Stanford, and TEDx, and coached hundreds of creative entrepreneurs t…
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In this episode of The Excavation Profits Podcast, Scott sits down with Ben Guffin—a seasoned excavation and septic contractor who’s turned a small operation into a steady, high-profit machine. Ben shares how he went from unpredictable work and tight margins to building a business known for stability, consistency, and high-value jobs. Get free reso…
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“The most powerful images you’ll ever create won’t come from pressing the shutter. They’ll come from learning how to see — clearly, intentionally, and fully.” ______ In this episode of Moments of Mood, I share the story of a photography workshop (back in the day) that quietly reshaped everything for me — not just as a photographer, but as an artist…
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In this episode of Excavation Profits Podcast we sit down with John Seaman—founder of JC Property Professionals and the force behind Dig to Dollars Coaching—to unpack what it really takes to grow and scale an excavation business in today’s market. You’ll hear John’s raw, behind-the-scenes journey: 🔹 How he went from hands-on operator to respected b…
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“I Don’t Think Photography Will Survive — But I Will.” ___________ Erik Almas is a legendary photographer known for his cinematic composites and emotionally rich commercial work. With a career spanning 25 years, he’s shot global campaigns for brands like Audi and Pfizer — but beneath the surface lies a deeper story about artistic identity, mentorsh…
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If you're an excavation or septic contractor and you're not getting consistent leads from your Google Business Profile, you're leaving money in the dirt. Get free resources here. This podcast is your step-by-step guide to turning your free Google listing into a lead-generating machine. Learn how to rank higher in local searches, get more 5-star rev…
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At the time of posting, things are retreating in the tariff landscape but still, the US government's new (temporary or permanent?) tariffs on imported goods are creating a shifting landscape for photographers that could affect everything from gear prices to client bookings. Or are they? Is this just more politic? Another fumbled PR stunt, or maybe …
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How AI Is Changing the Game for Septic Contractors – Live with NOWRA In this episode, I sit down with the National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association (NOWRA) to talk about how AI is transforming digital marketing for septic contractors. If you’ve been relying on word-of-mouth or outdated strategies to find new jobs, this episode is for you. We…
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"There's more to happiness than just a great photograph." What if the most powerful photo you take has nothing to do with photography—and everything to do with healing? In this week’s episode, I sit down with Simon Baxter, a woodland photographer whose work is as much about emotional connection and personal transformation as it is about trees and l…
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In this episode of Moments of Mood, I talk about something that many people ask me about: how to get better portraits! And you guessed it, it's not about what gear you use or what lighting you have. This all helps, of course, but really the true magic comes from how you garner connection and trust. Please listen, and I'll explain how. _____________…
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"Nothing will come from doing nothing." Cam Stables is a filmmaker and photographer whose journey spans theatre, television, and visual storytelling with a cinematic flair. From early iMovie edits to directing for major brands like Mercedes-Benz and Canon, Cam’s work is rooted in authenticity, emotional impact, and a love for travel. He joins me to…
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Today’s episode is all about one of the most powerful tools in your toolbox—Facebook ads. I’m walking you through exactly how we use Facebook to drive consistent leads for excavation and septic contractors just like you. Get free resources here. We’ll cover everything from what kinds of ads work best, how to target the right audience, what kind of …
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“When Was the Last Time a Photo Meant Something to You?” What if photography wasn’t just about what you see — but about what you feel? In this episode of Moments of Mood - each episode now released every other week in between guest episodes - I share a deeply personal story that reshaped the way I saw photography forever. What this short episode co…
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“What are you passionate about outside of photography?” Two years after appearing as the first-ever guest on The MOOD Podcast, cultural photographer Cam Vaughne returns for a full-circle conversation that’s both deeply personal and universally relevant. Known for his culturally sensitive storytelling and ability to capture the essence of life in Ba…
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Is photography education today more about selling than actually teaching? Are we losing the art of problem-solving in the pursuit of easy answers? Joe Edelman, an award-winning photographer, educator, and mentor, has spent over six decades shaping the industry. From his early days as a newspaper photojournalist to pioneering creative fashion and po…
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Richard Corman has spent over four decades photographing some of the most iconic figures in history, from Madonna and Nelson Mandela to Philip Seymour Hoffman and Muhammad Ali. Trained under the legendary Richard Avedon, his portraits are known for their raw emotion, authenticity, and storytelling depth. In this episode, we learn about Richard's ex…
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"Life leaves marks etched within us" - how do we turn those marks into purpose? Indi Casa is a filmmaker and photographer whose work bridges the gap between visual storytelling and commercial videography. His upcoming documentary, Indyquay, is an unfiltered exploration of his personal journey—retracing his past, seeking his roots, and capturing the…
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🚨 Updated for February 2025! If you're running an excavation, demolition, or septic business, chances are you're missing out on high-quality leads because of outdated or ineffective Google Ads strategies. Get free resources here. In this episode, we break down: ✔️ The must-have 2025 Google Ad strategy to keep your pipeline full of premium leads. (9…
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